The Jeffrey Epstein dossier continues to shake up international politics, but the consequences are different on both sides of the Atlantic. In the UK, Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a serious political crisis over the links between former minister Peter Mandelson and Epstein, even though he himself was not involved. Meanwhile, in the US, President Donald Trump appears untouchable, despite his numerous mentions in the new documents, and there is no criminal prosecution against him. In London, public outrage has led to the removal of Prince Andrew from royal duties, while in Washington, authorities have failed to act on public figures linked to Epstein. The British scandal deepens due to Starmer’s political uncertainty, Mandelson’s downfall and the royal family’s connection to Epstein. In the US, Trump remains protected by Republican control, without parliamentary pressure to remove him from power. As the Epstein crisis spreads globally, it seriously threatens Starmer’s career,